"Broadcom has a clear strategy with VMware, and it's taking steps that VMware itself has refused to take in recent years. Simplifying the portfolio and integrating products as much as possible. Additionally, the necessary innovation is forthcoming. The bottom line is that VMware is continually improving, although not for everyone, and it's evident that some friction still remains from time to time. This year, we were once again guests at VMware Explore, no longer in Barcelona, as that edition no longer exists,"
"but in Las Vegas. This is quite remarkable, as the European edition of VMware Explore was significantly larger than the American edition. There has been considerable commotion surrounding VMware following its acquisition by Broadcom, with small and medium-sized businesses in Europe in particular expressing dissatisfaction with the steps taken. Most organizations now seem to have accepted VMware's new strategy. We must admit that this strategy is not entirely unfavorable. The new solutions are very clear, offering an all-in solution for a private cloud,"
Broadcom is consolidating and simplifying VMware's product portfolio and integrating products to enable clearer offerings and forthcoming innovation. VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF9) is positioned as the central product and the foundation for an all-in private cloud solution. Hundreds of SKUs have been reduced and confusing naming and project proliferation have been removed. The strategy targets higher mid-range and enterprise organizations, leaving smaller organizations to consider alternatives. The acquisition caused notable commotion among European small and medium-sized businesses, though many organizations appear to have accepted the new direction. Event consolidation moved VMware Explore from Barcelona to Las Vegas.
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